Junee Roundhouse Railway Museum

The Junee Roundhouse is one of the few surviving working railway roundhouses in the Southern Hemisphere, unique in Australia for its size, fully circular form and 100 foot turntable. Opened in 1947 as the last steam locomotive depot built for New South Wales Railways, half the building is now a museum while the other half still services locomotives. Exhibits include steam and diesel locomotives, passenger carriages, a sleeping car, a rail motor, a mail van, the only workable steam driven accident crane in New South Wales and a large working model railway. Guided tour information is available at the admissions desk and self-guided tours are welcome.